Whoever says that there is no prayer for rain, and whoever says that there is no prayer in it, and the evidence for those who say that there is prayer is that whoever does not mention anything is not an argument against the one who mentioned it. It has been proven that he, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, went out with the people to ask for rain, and he prayed with them two rak’ahs in which he recited the recitation aloud, and he wrapped around his robe and raised his hands. And he took rain and faced the Qiblah.

The scholars are unanimously agreed that going out for rain, emerging from the desert, supplicating and supplicating to God Almighty when the rain falls is a Sunnah enacted by the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, and they differed regarding prayer in rain, as we mentioned, and by which I say that prayer is not part of The condition for the validity of istisqā’, and those who say that prayer is part of his Sunnah also say that th